Saturday, April 26, 2014

Recycle YOUR PLASTIC BOTTLES





SOURCE

SANTA CAN


SANTA BRUSH
image credit to pinterest.com


XOXO

Saturday, April 19, 2014

feeling stitchy: Flip Dolls & Other Toys Review and Giveaway!

feeling stitchy: Flip Dolls & Other Toys Review and Giveaway!: Hello Everyone! We recently received a copy of Laura Wilson's book, Flip Dolls & Other Toys that Zip, Stack, Hide, Grab & ...

Wednesday, April 16, 2014

mom with some inspirations .





Human life consists in mutual service.

Happy Day!

my cup cozy

Yes, I love tea... A lot!
I also am a collector of beautiful simple teapots, sort of...
And dream of a nice cute tea-table...
 
 
Of course you are curious what I did with all those flowers from last post, remember?

I started with making a couple more!

 
Lots of pretty colours to make me happy,

a little sad about all the loose threads I had to sew away ,hide under the cozy here,

but absolutely worth all the effort! Really! :)


I'm so happy with my new tea cozy! :)

Of course this is  my own idea! I wish!

I will work on the pattern very soon and post here.
happy crocheting!

Tuesday, April 15, 2014

my daughters ba day

 
On this day on 2nd April in 1973 I gave birth to my first child. I was in my village fro preparatory holydays of my crass 12th .I had just turned 19 a few days before and although I had managed pregnancy and birth quite well my first face-to-face with my beautiful daughter was daunting.
 
 
My mother accompanied the village midwife of our village named jhabbad ki bahu. The previous day in the evening mom called for a less experienced midwife to  check that delivery is fallowing our it’s just the false pain. She declared a welcome for the baby. And the next day at 8:PM my daughter came in this World. It was my grandma who sandwiched the new baby in her daaman(skirt) while sitting on piddhaa beside my bed.

 
After counting toes and fingers and conducting all the perfunctory checks new mothers feel compelled to perform since no one’s word will do until perfection has been established for oneself, I knew I had to fess up, and straightaway.

 
Just after birth holding her closely, I gazed into her lovely, aware eyes and declared: I have no idea how to be a mother will probably screw up miserably and often … but will do the very best I can.

 
I have frequently repeated a version of this that insists she has grown into the woman she is — successful, happy, secure, sensible, beautiful, smart, funny and so much more — not because of, but in spite of me.

 
She agrees with that in some fashion, deciding long ago not to follow in any of my staggering footsteps, but rather forge a determined path of her own, one that intentionally avoided the pits I toppled into, scrabbled over obstacles and built bridges rather than burned them.


Her efforts have been rewarded. She is amazing, and she is happy.

The gift I gave the world this day 37 years ago was a contribution significant enough to validate my existence, and is the gift that keeps on giving as her daughter carries it forward.

 

“Sing out loud in the car even, or especially, if it embarrasses your children.” ~ Marilyn Penland

“If you must hold yourself up to your children as an object lesson, hold yourself up as a warning and not as an example.” ~ George Bernard Shaw

Happy birthday, dear.

xoxo